Gold Hill news., July 04, 1929, Image 4

THE c o i n HILL NE
OREGON STYI F. ROOK IS
LOCAL RBSIDBNY'S ENJOY
P IC N IC ON
V M I’ Q U A
R IV E R
AS. JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY JULY J. I » »
PUBLISHED SUMMONS
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C O M P L E T E D F O R W R IT E R S
IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T i l l
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
M hat the m a jo rity o f newspa|ters
Sunday afternoon the Vinpqti >•
SON COUNTY
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auto camp just south o f Roseburg of this state consider the best Eng­
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A A. K IN l.l YSU.I and It. t
v .a j the scene o f a t a r * fatuii? lish ie a, e li is tween compiled into
Kt.O.F. Y M I'E , iwc husband, RAY j
gathering in w h ich several of the an o tfin a l "W o rd and Style Rook"
E. M ltltilT T . a* receiver 01 Gu> .
Y\’, t.iu .n c i, U tu m tif la,
locul people participated.
Those of the Oregon Slate E d ito ria l asso­
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represented in the p a rty were ciation by C. J. McIntosh, professor
Messrs anti Mesdantcs Lee Cook, o f in d u stria l editing at C orvallis A. V. OWEN, also known as Ann V.
Owen the unknown neu,s oi sunt
R. E. Cook, J. V. Smith. J. M. Smith who wus authorized to head a com­
A. V. Owen, if xL. he deecuaco,
renTTi
and fam ilies. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd mittee to make such a study fo r the
v . l l A H l . E j c „ S i a HK. the un
... own ne.ra of said Charles E.
Lance and daughter Ruth and Mrs. association.
S ta r*. if la' be itveeuseu, M l I \x.
Maggie McAdams all of Cold H ill
Thi> book has been published as a
l * . s . , E . t A l s o uil o ilie r iK'Csou.
and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morse of b u lle tin o f the college extension
(>. parlies unknown claim ing any I
Monroe, Oregon ami Mr. and Mrs. service fo r free d is trib u tio n to the 1 r i g h t , title , estate, lien o r ¡merest |
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M o rris Burg o f S pringfield. OreR-er. newspaix'rs and th e ir many c o rre s -1 in me reai property described in '
1 1
ti e com plaint herein, w in ch is sit- '
A very Lively time was enjoyed pondents fo r whom it w ill serve
uatcxl in Jackson County, Oregon,
by all w ho attended.
as a handbook o f uniform and ac­
(Mini described as follow s tu-xvit:
cepted good usage.
L
l.oiu fix « (5), six (6), seven (71
F IR E A L A R M S O U N D E D
Seventeen chapters are included I and eight (8) in Rlock S3, of the
ifl
o rig in a l tow n (n o w c ity * o f Med­
R E S U L T O F G RASS F IR E in the book dealing w ith abbrevia­
ford. Oregon, ox numbered, des­
tions, capitalization, punctuation,
ignated and described on the o f­
As a result o f a grass fite w hich numbers, the various parts o f
fic ia l phd thereof, Defendants.
was set to rid some of the vacant speech, sentence structure and some
TO A. V. OM EN, also kno-wxi as
lots in the eastern end o f tow n of other phases o f newspaper usage. Ann V. Owen, the unknow n heirs of
the d ry grass F itch Snyder su ffe r­ Typographic style presented in the said A. V. Owen, if she he deceased,
ed the loss o f an out house at his book was based on the best practice CHARLES E. STARK, the unknown
heirs o f said Charltxs E. Stark, if lie
residence. The prom pt action o f of leading newspapers, w hile w ord lie deceased, AI-SO A L L O TIIER
C hief K ell o f the fire department use hacked by a u th o rity of stand­ PERSONS
OR
PARTIES
UN
confined the blaze to a small area ard authorities in modern English KNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT,
T IT L E . ESTATE. LIEN OR IN T E R ­
usage.
and the loss was very light.
EST IN THE REAL P R O P E R !■
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IP P O C R A T E S (400 it. C ) is
Members o f the committee assist­ DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT
a u th o rity for the statem ent
PEO PLE M H O M O U LD T A K E
ing Professor McIntosh are Earl C. HEREIN. W HICH IS SITUATED IN
that the e ffo rt o f people to
F A M E 'S B E T T E R T A K E C A R E Brownlee, fo rm e rly o f (he Eorest JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON, .mil
find b e lte r foods was the beginning
Grove News-Times: H. B. Swenson, DESCRIBED AS FOIJ.O W S: LOTS
o f the science o f m edicine, liip p i
W arnings have been sent out by e d ito r o f the Monmouth H erald: El YE (5). SIX (61, SEVEN «7» and
crates was know n as "th e fa th er
EIG HT («1 IN BLOCK 32. OF T i l l
H arold C liffo rd , state game warden, Horace E. Thomas, executive news OR IG IN AL TOWN (NOW C IT Y )
o f m edicine” so he m ust have
k n o w n so m e th in g ah u t its o rig in .
to individuals w ho persist in ta k -j e d ito r o f the Oregonian, and Ralph OF MEDFORD. OREGON. AS N UM ­
H r was a man o f great n o b ility o f
iiig young fawns from th e ir moth- Cronise, manager o f the Albany BERED, DESIGNATED AND DE­
character and possessed h ig h idea's
SCRIBED ON TH E O F F IC IA L PLAT
ers, that such actions are violations Democrat-Herald.
o f m edical ethics wh s»i have been
THEREOF, the above named tle-
of the state game code and subject
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perpetuated to the present day in
fe rtih m ts :
the offenders to arrest. At th is sea­
the w r ld -w id r reverence o f p h ysi­
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson o f the F er­
IN T H E NAME OF T H E STATE
son o f the year it is quite common guson m ineral springs o f Sams Val­
cians fo r the " H ip p o c ra tic oa th.”
OF' OREGON: You and each of
T he search fo r b e tte r foods has
to fin d small fawns alone in the ley were business visitors in the you are hereby required to appear
also continued to the p re s -n t dav
woods. In the most instances they city, Saturday. They were nxtking in the above e ntitled court and
accompanied by a vast developm ent
are not lost, as some are inclined deliveries on their w onderful health cause, and there answer the cone-
in the science o f m edicine
One
la in t of the p la in tiffs on file there­
to believe, but are merely hidden giving water. The Fergusons are p
o f this srienee’ s latest d isenven'-t
in against you, w ith in ten days
w h ile the mother deer forages. A now m arketing a ginger ale. made from the date of the service o f this
is the existence o f the v ita m in s all-
im p o rta n t to human n u tritio n . O I
faw n undoubtedly makes a good o f the w ater from th e ir springs and siuiLmoin upon you if served in
these, v ita m in C is the substance,
pet when firs t taken, hut given time w hich is very good both in q u a lib Jackson County. Oregon, hut if
the presence o f w h ich is essential
to develop it often becomes a n u i­ and taste. They have secured some served in any ottonr countv o f Ore­
to p ro te ct m ankind against the <1 -.
gon. then w ith in tw enty days from I
sance and sometimes dangerous. very large orders fo r the new d rin k the date o f the service o f this sum- J
rase kn ow n as scurvy, .a d it has
been found to be present in targe
Several times d u rin g the past fe w w hich is destined, th ru the pro­ mans upon you. o r if serves! by pub- (
q uantities in oranges and tom ato
weeks deputy wardens have been gressiveness o f Mr. Ferguson to r i ­ lication o r out of the state o f Ore- :
juice
called upon to make special trip s val the noted W hite Rock and other gon after an order o f publication,
then on or before the last day nnt*
Tomatoes vs. Oranges
w here persons have captured small n a tio n a lly know n drinks.
The scribed in the order fo r the publica­
fawns. I f the offenders persist in camp grounds al the springs are tion o f thils summons. This sum­
One N o. 2 can o f tom atoes costs
IS ren ts f o r tw o fo r 2$ rents') and
defying the la w that protects the ra p id ly fillin g up w ith people w ho mons is published in accordance
produces
t-n
ounces o f
iuice.
small deer they are arrested, tried care to enjoy the lovely surround­ w ith an orxier made in the above
entitled court and cause on the 18th
T h r ie F lo rid a oranges cost IS cents
and fined.
ings o f this popular resort.
day o f June, 1929. by the Honorable
in cost seasons and produce an
“ Leave fawns alone!” is the sig­
H. I). \< ir!o n , judpe of the above en­
•n i l q u a n t’ tv o f ¡nice. These tv .-o i
n ifica n t w a rn in g that Mr. C liffo rd
uii --- arc equally p otent sources o f
Considerable excitement was oc­ title d court, w hich order precrihes
that th is summons shall he pub­
•h i in C. the on ’ v m ore p o te n t'
gives.
casioned fo r a moment, one day, lished once a week fo r fo u r succes­
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last week end when a trash fire sive xM:-eks in the Gobi H ill News,
Mr. and Mrs. D. YV. O live r of w hich had been set to burn the a newspaper published w eekly at ow nership is subject to Ihe rig h t of
Portland were guests in this city. waste paper from the |X)st office Gold H ill, Oregon, a n il requires you Ray E. WjrighJ as receiver Io ae
and each o f you Io appear and an­
Tuesday w ith Mrs. Mary Richards. and other buildings on the south sw er in saixll muse am! set up any quire title thereto by compliance
Mrs. O liver is a teacher in the L in ­ side of tow n spread to the d ry grass rig h t, title , claim , interest o r IF n w ith the terms o f that certain eon-
tract fo r the sale of sai l pro p e r!'
on the S. P. rig h t-o f-w a y. The w hich you claim to have u|xin any made by said Lida A. Kinleyside
coln high school o f Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Governo ro f Keno, blaze started tow ard the Root A of the p roperty hereinafter describ­ anil II. C, Kinleyside, her hits!»-ml.
ed, on o r before the last day pre­
Oregon stopped in the city , Tuesday Pankey packing house but due to scribed fo r the publication of this firs t parties, w ith defendant Crtty M'.
to call on Mrs. Mary Richards. Mrs. the rapid response and agile activ PtMnmons. Th? date o f the firs t Conner, second party, on the .'ted
day of June. 1922, Hie rights under
Governor is an old lim e frie n d of ifiex o f several o f the south side ’ h 'h -itio n o f this summons is June w hich contract were acquired by
20.
1929.
ntv’l
the
tim
e
prescribed
busines men, the demon flame was
Mrs. Richards.
fo r Ihe publication o f the summons saitl receiver by virtue o f his n -
Mrs. John Logan and c h ild are in soon corraled and extinguished. begins to run from said date of the re ive r hip of Ihe estate anti p ro "-
the c ity as the guest of Mrs. Lo­ C hief K ell o f the Gold H ill fire de- firs t publication. The tim e w ith in e rty of said Guy M'. Conner and ft"
a decree to the effect that none of
h ich
you are so r-q
gan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. partment was on hand w ith appli- w
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o d
. . . to ai> , the defendants lit rein have am
.22 o r ,* 'fo ri' ,he l8 ,h «> (,f rig h t, lille . estati . lien o r iuteiesl in
Kell and fa m ily. She expects to cation blanks to sign the fire fig h t- July. •’ 1929
ers up fo r the volunteer depart-
or Io any part o f said p ro ia 'rtv . and
5>e here fo r several days.
AND YOU M IL L PLEASE TAKE decreeing the title of said Lida A.
ment.
NOTICE that if von fa il to w»
Isin’evside to all of said pfopertv
|>car and answer said complaint and quieted as to any t laims o r liens of
E U G E N E TO C E L E B R A T E
assert w hatever claim vou have i n , ,.uy o f Ihe defendants herein, and
said p ro n e rlv the |»si;n ‘ iffs w ill ap­ fo r a judgment ::gainsi cae'.t o f Ihe
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p ly to the ebo’.’p entitled court fo r
herein,
state. The afternoon o f the cele­ the relietf prayed fo r in the fo n t- defendants who tipiw ar
fo r the p la in tiff’s costs and dis
bration days w ill be taken up w ith plaint herein, la -w it: For a decree bursements herein Io be taxed, and
an a ir circus.
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i t h . , it , the [tLaintiff. L iila . A. • K inlev-
i - , L>r such other anti fu rt'-e r re lie f as
The three day celebration w ill he ^Vi
V " 1’. -i ' ,o
<‘(11111 shall set m just and
equitable in the premises.
conducted in a dig n ifie d manner, in | as follow s and situated in
a s p irit o f commemoration o f the Countv, Oregon, to w it: Lots five I
A-
HEAMFS
D o n e r ig h t and w h e n
A ttorney fo r P la in ’ iffs '
deeds o f the pioneers, declares (5), six ffi), seven (7) and eight (S) {
w e p ro m is e d it .
Hugh Rosson, manager o f the event. o f block 32 o rig in a l tow n (now r itv ) Post Office Address: 112 L ib e rty
o f Medford1. Oregon, as the same is 1 B uildiny, Medford, Oregon,
W e g iv e a m o n e y b a c k
It is planned to make the occasion numbered, designated anti dtpseribed
Date of last publication w ill la-
g u a ra n te e on a ll w o r k .
a fittin g mem orial to those that on the o ffic ia l plat thereof: that her Ju ly 11, 1929.
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settled and huilded the state, and it
is in this s p irit that people fro m all
When you th in k o f
over Oregon are o ffe rin g th e ir aid
and cj-operation.
DIAMONDS
The local chamber o f commerce
has been invited to make an entry
th in k of
in the pioneers parade.
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W illia m Nichols, fo rm e rly the
publisher o f the Del Norte Record
" jew eler s
of Crescent C ity was a guest last
MEDFORD, ORE.
week o f his aunt, Mrs. M ary R ich­
ards in this city. Mr. N ichols is
Will start a Savings* account in this
now located in Galt, C alifornia.
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£
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One Dollar
AND THEY ARE FOR SALE
\ \ e Have One 1928 Whippet Sedan and One
1927 Whippet Coach for Sale. Both in very fine
condition in every way and priced right.
Chevrolet Sedan
bank. The size of your first dej >sit
doesn’t matter with us. It’s you that
we want for a customer.
As a bank for the business man of
today, we are naturally interested ir the
business man of tomorrow.
We therefore invite all boys who
are working during the summer vaca­
tion or have a small income from other
sources to start with us in a small way.
30 NORTH HOLLY
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MEDFORD
Sa
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sud
s iim i
people.
Try Some of These
Y ou e n go ob fro m here dev’«-
in g you own dishes, hut hete are
a few in w hich to m a to pulp co m ­
bines e xce lle n tly * scram bled egos,
omelets, meat rakes. round ste rk,
w ith me. 's en casserole, w ith k la ­
¡leys r..i . t ir r, v. 4 ¡i coi T eil cen al
*
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1 me it.
I. tom «
er until the
If it is something in Drugs
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Get It A t Uh rilis”
You will like to trade with ut.
Magill Drug Co.
Medford s eldest and Newest Drug Store
214 E. Main
Phone 91
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Your Summer
Dessert
When the meal is over, these hot summer’s
nights there is nothing so refreshing as well as
healthful as a dish of—
You can buy Snider’s Tee Cream from your local
dealer and give the entire family a real treat.
I ake home a packer of this delicious summer
dessert with you each evening.
Sniders
Jackson County Bank
Established 1888
Member Federal Reserve
Medford,
T o m a to P u lp Recipes
T he juice fro m a No. 2 ran of
tom atoes costs far less than t b it
iro iq three F lo rid a oranges, since
there arc m any uses to I
o f the n u tritio u s to m a to pulp w ht I:
is le ft in the can when the iuice '«
drained fro m ft. T h e y can he serl-
loped
by
themselves, com bined
w ith various o th r r v ro -ta h ,-« w i*h
■ egs with, shrim ps and crabs, used
in soups, sauces, stews and ha'.h.
com hined w ith meats, io a g h e t
m acaroni, nood'es, eer-al, rtre and
in a m u ltitu d e o f o th e r ways
lu s t to give you a s ta rt on some
o f the m in v ways in w h ich the
'n m a to pulp ren he u tiliz e d after
(he ju ice w ith its v»!n»hte v ita m in
C has been drained o ff and d ru n k
here arc a couple o f re c ir, t which
w ilt snvaest m anv o th e rs:
fittm fir,m t H a littm f: Dice fo u r
slices o f bacon and fr>- to e xtra ct
fat. A d d one onion, chopped one
ff tw o '
green penner. cut in rinsrs
cups d eed celery. A dd th
from onr No. 2 -a n of lim a beans
kreen pepper are tender. T n e n add
tw o eups of raim ed to m a to pulp and
the lim a beans and heat well. Pour
in center o l p la tte r and su rro u n d
w ith
boiled spaghetti.
H a lf a
p a ckig e w ill prove sufficient. Serve
as a main dish w ith quince je lly .
Y ou w II find th is recipe sufficient
to serve fro m six to eight
ftaffun ( boff Story:
Slice one
m rd iu m onion, and cut one cup o f
celery in fine strips tw o inches long.
Saute the onion and celery in fo u r
tablespoons h u f . i " n til vellow . A d d
one-half pound H a m bu rg e r steak,
and c ok u n til il I gin» to brow n.
T h en add one cup ratine.I to m a to
pnlp, one cup
.. med corn, one-
h a lf eup grated che«<e, and sun­
nier u n til the meat is tender. A dd
tw o cups c i'.c d spaghetti and
serve is a " am di«h w ith spiced
cucum ber slic-s
T h is recipe, too,
is s u l.iric a t fo r (ro u t six to e ig h t
It’s Cooling—It’s Refrerhing— It’s Pure
One Ford Coupe ..................................$50
Treichler Motor Co.
• ties k n o w n b rin g tenion and grape
fr u it juice. T he re fore , equal qu.m-
•titie s o f orange and to m a to juice
give equal am ounts o f th is v ita m in.
I wo tablespoons d a ily o f e ith e r w ill
ensure . i a d u lt o f his fu ll require
m ent ol v ita m in C.
M ore is a
safeguard and advisable.
Sniders Cold Medal
Ice Cream
$150
Both reconditioned
Other lowi Priced Cars in Proportion
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(liât Indispensable Vitamin C
Watch
Repairing
Some Used Cars
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Specify Snider’s for
Oregon
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